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    One thing that the miscellaneous doctors would like to point out in particular is that the Jinan tragedy occurred five years after China made all-out efforts to rescue Japan from the Great Kanto Earthquake (the Great Kanto Earthquake occurred in Japan in 1923). Only five years later, our country¡¯s diplomats  Their eyes and tongues were gouged out by the very people they once tried their best to save!

    The 1928 Jinan Massacre was transferred from the Jagged Forum

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    ¡¤In April 1928, the Kuomintang began its second "Northern Expedition."  The Northern Expedition led by Chiang Kai-shek was victorious and soon invaded Shandong Province.  In order to prevent the Northern Expeditionary Army from continuing to advance northward, Takashi Sakai immediately wrote to the Japanese Army Chief of Staff on the pretext of "the situation in Shandong is chaotic and to protect the interests of Japanese expatriates", requesting the military department to send troops to Shandong.  Based on Takashi Sakai's report and request, the General Staff Headquarters dispatched more than 5,000 Japanese soldiers from the 6th Division to land in Qingdao and invade Shandong in late April.

    After the Japanese 6th Division successfully landed in Qingdao, Sakai deliberately exaggerated the facts and asked the 6th Division Commander Fukuda Hikosuke to lead his troops to Jinan quickly on the grounds that the situation was extremely chaotic.  Under Sakai's repeated urging, Fukuda Hikosuke traveled through the starry night and finally arrived outside Jinan City at the end of April.

    On April 21st and 27th, the Japanese troops landed in Qingdao and transported troops to Jinan City along the Jiaoji Railway. By the 28th, the number of Japanese troops stationed in Ji'nan reached more than 3,000.  Ranking List of Imaginary Historical Novels The Japanese army used Weisi Road as the central line in Jinan's commercial port and divided it into two "guard areas" in the east and west. They built fortifications, erected roadblocks, and implemented martial law.  Read the full text of "The Founding General of the War of Resistance". On April 30, Zhang Zongchang, the Fengcian warlord, evacuated Jinan. On May 1, the Kuomintang army entered Jinan, and Fang Zhenwu was appointed as the commander of the Jinan garrison.  When the Northern Expeditionary Army led by Chiang Kai-shek entered Jinan City, Takashi Sakai immediately instigated the Japanese troops who had already prepared to provoke provocations.  The Japanese army not only captured soldiers of the Northern Expedition at will.  On the morning of May 2, when Ruan Jimin, the battalion commander of the 23rd Regiment of the First Army, and several others were walking along Jingwei 5th Road with bare hands, they were intercepted by the Japanese army and killed on the spot.  On the morning of the 3rd, the Japanese army forcibly disarmed more than 7,000 people from the Northern Expeditionary Army.  In response to repeated provocations by the Japanese army, Chiang Kai-shek repeatedly gave in humiliatingly and ordered all departments of the Northern Expeditionary Army to "restrain the soldiers and not to fire back."  The Founding General of the War of Resistance Against Japan read online and prepared to "detour the Northern Expedition", which further fueled the arrogance of the Japanese army.  The founding general of the war of resistance against Japan.  Cai Gongshi denounced the Japanese army based on reason. The Japanese army actually cut off Cai's ears, nose, and tongue, gouged out his eyes, and then killed him together with everyone else.  On that day, the Japanese army caused trouble in the commercial port and brutally killed Chinese civilians for as many as 100 days. On the morning of the same day, the Northern Expeditionary Army captured 13 Japanese drug dealers who were smuggling opium in Jinan City and executed them in accordance with Chinese law.  Takashi Sakai took the opportunity to send another telegram to the War Ministry and the General Staff Headquarters, exaggerating the facts, claiming that innocent Japanese nationals had been killed, and expanding the number by more than 20 times.  The Kuomintang troops all withdrew from the commercial port area.  The Japanese army continued to expand the situation and continued to increase troops in Jinan.  On May 8, under the cover of artillery fire, the Japanese army launched a fierce attack on Pulimen, Linxiangmen, Chaijiaxiang, and Yingxian Bridge, and the defenders retreated to the inner city.  Starting from the 9th, the Japanese army launched a massive attack on the inner city. The defenders fought bloody battles and suffered heavy casualties. On the 11th, they were ordered to evacuate.  After the Japanese army occupied the inner city, they looted property, burned buildings, raped women, shot prisoners of war, and massacred civilians. The crimes were heinous.  The "Jinan Massacre" started on May 3rd, so it is also called the "May 3rd Massacre".  It was not until May 1929 that the Japanese troops withdrew from Jinan under internal and external pressure.

    The Jinan Massacre was a bloody incident in which Japanese imperialists massacred Chinese citizens and diplomatic officials in Jinan, Shandong Province on May 3, 1928. It is also known as the May 3rd Massacre.  This is a blood debt owed by Japanese imperialism to the Chinese people.

    The south gate of Jinan City was shelled by Japanese troops on May 3

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    In April 1928, the Kuomintang began its second "Northern Expedition."  The Northern Expedition led by Chiang Kai-shek was victorious and soon invaded Shandong Province.  In order to prevent the Northern Expeditionary Army from continuing to advance northward, Takashi Sakai immediately wrote to the Japanese Army Chief of Staff on the pretext of "the situation in Shandong is chaotic and to protect the interests of Japanese expatriates", requesting the military department to send troops to Shandong.  Based on Takashi Sakai's report and request, the General Staff Headquarters dispatched more than 5,000 troops from the Japanese 6th Division to land in Qingdao and invade Shandong in late April on the pretext of protecting overseas Chinese.

    After the Japanese 6th Division successfully landed in Qingdao, Sakai deliberately exaggerated the facts and asked the 6th Division Commander Fukuda Hikosuke to lead his troops to Jinan quickly on the grounds that the situation was extremely chaotic.  Under Sakai's repeated urging, Fukuda Hikosuke traveled through the starry night and finally arrived outside Jinan City at the end of April.

    On April 21st and 27th, the Japanese troops landed in Qingdao and transported troops to Jinan City along the Jiaoji Railway. By the 28th, the number of Japanese troops stationed in Ji'nan reached more than 3,000.  The Japanese army used Weisi Road as the central line in Jinan's commercial port and divided it into two "guard areas" in the east and west. They built fortifications, erected roadblocks and implemented martial law.  On April 30, Fengcian warlord Zhang Zongchang evacuated Jinan. On May 1, the Kuomintang army entered Jinan.??Zhenwu was appointed commander of the Jinan garrison.  When the Northern Expeditionary Army led by Chiang Kai-shek entered Jinan City, Takashi Sakai immediately instigated the Japanese troops who had already prepared to provoke provocations.  The Japanese army not only captured soldiers of the Northern Expedition at will.  On the morning of May 2, when Ruan Jimin, the battalion commander of the 23rd Regiment of the First Army, and several others were walking along Jingwei 5th Road with bare hands, they were intercepted by the Japanese army and killed on the spot.  On the morning of the 3rd, the Japanese army forcibly disarmed more than 7,000 people from the Northern Expeditionary Army.  In response to repeated provocations by the Japanese army, Chiang Kai-shek repeatedly gave in humiliatingly and ordered all departments of the Northern Expeditionary Army to "restrain the soldiers and not to fire back."  And they were preparing to "detour the Northern Expedition", which further fueled the Japanese army's arrogance.  The Japanese army broke into the Shandong diplomatic mission and tied up all 18 Chinese diplomats including Shandong special negotiator Cai Gongshi and beat them severely.  Cai Gongshi denounced the Japanese army based on reason. The Japanese army actually cut off Cai's ears, nose, and tongue, gouged out his eyes, and then killed him together with everyone else.  On that day, the Japanese army caused trouble in the commercial port and brutally killed Chinese civilians for as many as 100 days. On the morning of the same day, the Northern Expeditionary Army captured 13 Japanese drug dealers who were smuggling opium in Jinan City and executed them in accordance with Chinese law.  Takashi Sakai took the opportunity to send another telegram to the War Ministry and the General Staff Headquarters, exaggerating the facts, claiming that innocent Japanese nationals had been killed, and expanding the number by more than 20 times.  All Kuomintang troops withdrew from the commercial port area.  The Japanese army continued to expand the situation and continued to increase troops in Jinan.  On May 8, under the cover of artillery fire, the Japanese army launched a fierce attack on Pulimen, Linxiangmen, Chaijiaxiang, and Yingxian Bridge, and the defenders retreated to the inner city.  Starting from the 9th, the Japanese army launched a massive attack on the inner city. The defenders fought bloody battles and suffered heavy casualties. On the 11th, they were ordered to evacuate.  After the Japanese army occupied the inner city, they looted property, burned buildings, raped women, shot prisoners of war, and massacred civilians. The crimes were heinous.  The "Jinan Massacre" started on May 3rd, so it is also called the "May 3rd Massacre".  It was not until May 1929 that the Japanese troops withdrew from Jinan under internal and external pressure.

    The Jinan Massacre was a bloody incident in which Japanese imperialists massacred Chinese citizens and diplomatic officials in Jinan, Shandong Province on May 3, 1928. It is also known as the May 3rd Massacre.  This is a blood debt owed by Japanese imperialism to the Chinese people.  .  
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